Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1887-11-11
Concert at
College Hall, Wednesday
Evening, November IL, 1887.

Tuesday on business.
DR.. and Mrs. Ford, of Ann Arbor
arrived at the Sanitarium Wednesday
Miss Laura b. Ward, of Hodley, i.
the guest of Mrs. j. w. Slate this week
DR.. Hunting will preach at the Cong
regation ii church next Sunday morn
ing.
Miss Bertha Stevens, Of the College
spent Sunday with her p en,s at stan.
ton.
The little son of Chas. Spicer had al
arm broken last week Thursday while
wrestling
An *" on your paper, this week
means that you owe the printer
That's us.
Pay your subscription up to date and
get the RECORD and the American
Farmer for Sl.50.
Pres. Hunting preached at the JeiTer-
son avenue Presbyterian church OF
Detroit last Sunday.
The ladies of the Congregational soc.
iety netted sl2 out Of their chicken pie
supper last Friday evening.
Parties using the Item box" r,ust
sign their name TO assure publication.
We insist on this hereafter
Fred IIamlin has rented his house to
Prof Davis. He and his son Walter
are to remain as guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Davis.
Pres. Hunting expects to go to Mar
lette next Sunday to ofliiciate in the
dedication Of the new church at that
place.
v ten receipt of the proceedings
# the State Press Association through
the kindness of Secretary Fun of the
Port Huron Tribune
Slocum, of the Holly Advertiser, has
another 3, 900 libel suit OH his hands.
Subscription list must be moving right
along, now jim?
Now is the time to get your winters
reading. The RECORD until Jan. !. s
and the American Fdrmer one year fol
the measly sum of $3.50
TO the ladies of Alma and vicinity
Mrs J. l. Slate is now prepared to d,
dress and cloak making at her resi-
dencc on Forest street.
The peoples favorite, Frank Frayne
in his greatest of all melodramatiC
success, Will appear at liolcomb' >
Opera House, Friday evening, Nov. IS.
The ladies of the NJ i. church viii
have an oyster supper at the Berry
building, Friday evening. Supper from
$50 p. m. TIL Q. Oysters served in any
style.
iss Alice Richmond left for Shep-
herd Saturday last, where she will
spend few days with her parents.
and then start for Wisconsin to visit
friends.
School board for heavens 5 sake let up
laying down rules for children awhile
and let the village council have Il
chance at the dogs that SO continuously
flood our streets. Bert Woodward.
II. stark is quite sick from disability
contracted III the army, One OF man!
noble men, who su.ler from their nJur-
les without making amy effort to sc.
cure the aid TO which they are justly
entitled and ought to have.
Look at the date on your label. II
YOU are III arrears call at once and set
tie. We have use for great deal of
cash soon and hope every one OF our
subscribers will not neglect this mat
ter, but Send us what IL due at once.
The localpaper is the best advertising
medium that a country merchant can
obtain. 1t goes right TO the homes lie
wants to reach. y stock OF goods that
is not worth advertising in the home
paper is no credit to the town.-Cho
AdreItiScr.
An unaccountable error occurred in
the advertisement of Faughner X Co.
III the RECORD the past three issues.
1t gives his price paid for corn husks as
5000 per ton, which should have been
$1,000. Is there not money in this for
farmers?
Tinker Il Lancashire, of the Plan
ing mill, have an announcement in
this issue. Look them over aud when
in need of anything in their line 90 and
see them. They carry a full line OF
hardwood and pine lumber, sash, doors.
blinds, mouldings, lath and shingle,
etc, and are sure to please you.
We dread to approach the subject
but owing to our financial condition we
must ask about 400 Of our subscribers
to pay up. You have enjoyed the pa
per and We have paid for it and now